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Portfolio த�ொகுப்புரை
G M SRIVISHAL
This portfolio is comprised of selected works done during my early 7 semesters of being in WCFA,Mysuru
I thank my family and every person who was part of WCFA, Mysuru for past four years. This journey was very knowledgeable and played a vital role in development of my identity.
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Contents உள்ளடக்கங்கள்
1. Bio and introduction.
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2. Varanasi city center.
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3. Law college.
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4. Community housing.
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5. Working drawings.
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6. Relative study program.
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7. Community center.
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Bio. தற்செய்தி.
SRIVISHAL G M
Student at Wadiyar center for architecture, Mysuru
D.O.B. :22nd june, 2000 Phone : +91 8825755531 Email : 2017_srivishal.g.m@wcfa.ac.in | srivishalraja05@gmail.com Instagram : @srivishal_raja Adress : 10, Vaikkal street, Gobichettipalayam, Erode dt, Tamilnadu. – 638452 Languages : Thamizh, Telugu, English, Kannada, Hindi Education : Shree vidyalaya matriculation higher secondary school, Gobichettipalayam | Pre school, primary, high school and higher secondary. Experience : Captian - Griffin house 2019 – 2020, Wcfa.
Persuing programs : Autodesk – Autocad Revit Flow design Adobe – Photoshop PsExpress Illustrator Indesign. 4
Google - Sketchup Rhino - Grasshopper Vray - Sketchup Enscape
Hello. வணக்கம்.
I am Srivishal G M, currently in my 4th year of architecture in Wadiyar center for architecture, Mysuru. Growing up by hearing tonnes of stories from my family and mentors got me excited to question and understand people’s emotions and the bond between the material world. Creation and discovery by understanding people and adding narratives have me still pursueing here. This makes me need to live in this field.
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Varanasi city cente வாரணாசி பட்டிண மையம் 6
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Site and brief.
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Online semester.
Studio guides: Prof. Anand Krishnamurthy Prof. Manoj Ladhad Asso. Prof. Santesh Kalvekar Asst. Prof. Pallavi Dhomse Studio brief: It is said that Benaras is older than history, older than tradition, older than even legend and that it looks twice as old as all of them put together (Mark Twain). The city of Varanasi continues to get older with each passing day as the city and its memories are one and same, unlike some of the other Indian cities. The city is an extrapolation of the people and beliefs that once were, through the passage of time.
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The studio intends to create a space (literally and figuratively) for the perpetuation of its culture and the developments of the same. This would be accomplished by inserting a public building within the thick urban realm of the innercity. The objective was to execute a design which comprises of 3 programs – museum, library and a plaza. These programs were meant to co-exist in the site, responding to the city and geographical context.
Site. Varanasi, Uttarpradesh, India The site is located in the heritage parts of Varanasi, just behind the river front buildings. It’s immediate vicinity would be temples, residence and few commercial areas. Site area: 3.5 acres. (14000 sq. m.) floor area ratio: 40%, 6m setback on all sides, area for library: 5000 – 6000 sq. m. Area for museum: 3000 – 4000 sq.m. And rest of the area to be treated as opportunity for a plaza. 8
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Site map
1 meter height int 5m
20 10m
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105m 44m
ghat
19m 12m
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Ideas and diagrams. 1. “The millions mired in poverty here can only get rid when science is used in their interest. Such maximum application of science is only possible when scientific knowledge is available to Indians in their own country”. - Madan mohanmalaviya Museum, library and plaza as a tool to create a possibility for anyone to enter and gain knowledge.
Museum
Library
Plaza
2.idea of life - Life is accumulation process and giving away. Life is existence of consciousness, and we perceive it in physical state. Museum being an exhibit space, which would convey existence is bigger than one’s life. Library – observing the demographic data, the number of students and teachers visiting Varanasi. A space for interactive learning, was a base idea. Plaza – within the densely packed fabric of Varanasi the idea was just to have a huge breathable leisure space..
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There are 2 road access to the site from the west and 4 pedestrian access from the ghats in east.
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Having 12 meter contours and flood level within the site, the water flow and type of soil had to be analysed. The take away would then dictate the site level massing. Looking at the google earth sections and the soil type map of Varanasi, the places with greater contours had sandy loamy soil which has very less soil bearing capacity and very good for vegetation. After observing the light and wind simulations the western part of the site was the best part to have the built mass and the eastern side would occupy landscape and plaza.
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The mass would adapt to the contours.
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The street which already runs through the site from the 6m wide road is pushed near the built mass and runs along with it.
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Ideas and diagrams.
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The walkway would then connect all the ghat connections forming a path web, friendly to pedestrians and give out a good possibility for leisure.
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Parts of the built which faces the walkway would have a possibility for visual/physical connection.
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That connection would then flow into the parts of built to have a connection possibility between the building and the walkway.
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Towards the west, an idea for a skin comes to create and identity for the building from the city.
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This skin will protect the building from the harsh summer suns but allow winter sun and the south west south winds to enter the building.
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Zoning; The spaces which gives more possibility for social interactions are placed in the lower level - open gallery and lecture hall court, AV before exhibit spaces and the walkway running all along the building.
The reading areas and parts of the museum occupy the upper level, these have a good view to the river Ganga and the landscape below. 13
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Office
Lecture
Parking Lift
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- 3000
Lobby - 2000
- 3000
Ope
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ghat connection - 10000
- 10000
- 10000
ghat connection - 11000
Master plan 14
Ganga
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Lecture
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Lecture Court
Exhibit space 1
Lecture cluster court AV hall
AV preamble
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Eatery
en gallery
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- 3000
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- 5000
- 5000 - 5000
O.A.T. - 8000
- 7000
- 9000
ghat connection - 10000
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12m 6m
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Exhibit space 2
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Exhibhit space 3 +6000
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Lecture hall cluster +2000
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Plan at 8000mm
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Sections. Reading space
Exhibit spac Exhibit space 2
Exhibit space 4
Exhibit space 1
Exhibit space 1
Section DD’ 3m
12m 6m
Research space
Reading space Reading space
Auditorium
Section BB’ 3m
12m
6m
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Theory hall
Theory hall
Section AA’ 3m
6m
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Open gallery
ce 3
eading space
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Sections.
Research space
Reading space
Reading space
Auditorium
Section CC’ 3m
12m
6m
Library office
Museum office
Lobby
Section EE’ 3m
6m
20
12m
Reading space Reading space courtyard
Lecture hall cluster
Lecture hall Exhibit space 2 Auditorium
Exhibit space courtyard
Exhibit space 1
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Exploded Isometry
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Museum Plaza Library Courts Lobby and office 23
Law institute. சட்டக்கல்லூரி. 24
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Site and brief.
Online semester.
Studio guides: Prof. Vidyashankar R Prof. Prashanth G Pole Asst. Prof. Pallavi Dhomse
Studio brief: The semester intended to introduce students to the various aspects of designing an institution. From understanding an institution’s intent and philosophy to its programmatic requirements. The students were tasked to design a campus for a law institution; requiring one to design the intent, program, and the campus itself.
Site brief : Project: Institutional design - Law school. 0
Site location: Vani Villas road, Mysuru. Vani vilas road is one the double main roads connecting the city to its outskirts, the site is located near the court of Mysuru. Site area : 6000 sq.m. ; area to be built : 6500 sq.m.
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Ideas and diagrams. 1. The first understanding of law happened while we visited an existing law campus and listening to a class, the professor asked and a student replied, Purpose of law? – “when something bad happens sir…” Who is a lawyer? – “taking a stance ….. participating …” The system of rules which a particular country or community recognizes as regulating the action of its member and which it may enforce the imposition of penalities. – defnition of law.
2. learning methods in a law institute: Professors Students
Theorotical learning.
Self learning.
Moot court.
3. Idea of identity.
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Corridors of IIMB
Courtyard of Wcfa, Mysuru.
4. Bubble idea.
Self learning Theory
Moot court Transistion
center
Public
5. Existing vegetation
6. Area chosen to build.
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Ideas and diagrams. 7. Creating a grid with site line alignment
Entry
8. Site massing.
9. Theory learning area. The pre-amble of the classrooms have been placed alternatively each floor to achieve double volume heights in the common meeting areas
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10.Self learning area. The mixture of volumes and the function connected by a single corridor gives out different possibilities for the student - student, teacher - student interactions. Professor - discussion areas. Student - book areas. Movement spine. Computer, research cubes.
11. Massing - 1. The ground floor occupies the funtions which gives a possibility for the public to interact. This “u” form creates a court between the moot areas which would then do as a open air court. Moot court. Entry and admin. Self - learning area. Open eatery space.
12. Massing - 2. The above floors holds theory learning areas, staff areas, auditorium and self learning spaces.
Theory learning area. Auditorium. Self - learning area.
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Master plan
B Moot court 1 2000
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Play area. 1500
Canteen 1500
Admin
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Moot court 2 1500
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Floor plans.
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Visiting faculty area 4500
Auditorium 4500
Staff meeting area 4500
First floor plan. C
12m
3m 6m
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B’
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Theory hall cluster 11500
A’
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Theory hall cluster 11500
Third floor plan.
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C 12m
3m 6m
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Self learnin space 8000
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Theory hall cluster 8000
Second floor plan. C
12m
3m 6m
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Fourth floor plan. 12m
3m
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6m
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Sections.
Auditorium.
Section CC’ 3m
12m
6m
Section AA’ 3m
12m
6m
Moot court 1
Section BB’ 3m
6m
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Open air moot court
Self learning area
Open air moot court
moot court 2
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Sections. Section Z Discussion area.
Moot court 2 1500
3m 6m
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Section X Spine
Research area.
Toilets
Spine
Discussion area.
Research area.
Discussion area.
3m
12m
12m 6m
Section V
Spine
Spine
Research area.
Discussion area.
Discussion area.
12m
3m
12m 6m
Section T Spine
Discussion area.
Research area.
Discussion area.
12m
3m
12m 6m
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Exploded Isometry
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Library Theory rooms Canteen and Auditorium Moot court Bridges and platforms Open air moot and leisure
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Gokulam housing. க�ொக்குலம் - வீடமைப்பு 42
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Site and brief. Offline semester.
Studio guides: Prof. Vidyashankar R Asst. Prof. Anjali Sharma Studio brief: We shape the built environment and they in turn shape us. The idea of community living and how it is been shaped by the factor of built environment was to be captured. 2 settlements were studied to understand the idea of communal living. Making of cluster was explored the most which then lead to possibilities of social living.
Site brief: Mysuru, Karnataka, India. The site is located in Vijaynagar part of Mysuru, along the contour road. It is sloping towards the east direction where there is a public park. Immediate vicinity would be residences and smaller apartments. Total area – 3670 sq.m. 5m setback to be taken on all sides.
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Site map
0.5 meter height interval contour 5m
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Ideas and diagrams. 1. The site is surrounded by roads on all 4 sides and it is sloping towards east where there is a park.
Road
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2. Expanding the leisure into the site from the park.
Road
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3. Taking the site line angles as a grid to design. A leisure street connecting 2 roads becomes an end product of previous ideas.
R o a d
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Par k
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4. Massing. 2 blocks which would embrace the leisure street and open up spaces towards the park.
5. Cluster formation this idea would give out a possibility for the built to ooze out to the unbuilt
6. An unbuilt pocket in created with a built clster. which as a path would flow into these spaces
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Second floor plan @7500mm
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Section BB’
Section CC’
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Exploded Isometry 1
2BHK 3BHK 1BHK 1BHK 52
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Exploded Isometry 2
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Working drawings வெலைப்பாட்டு வரைபடங்கள்.
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Studio guides: Prof. Sandeep Sen Asst. Prof. Shreyas Baindur Asso. Prof. K V Sanjay kumar Asst. Prof. Suren Aalone Asst. Prof. Tejaswini Bedekar
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GOKULAM SITE 2
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DESCRIPTION
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SIZE
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5300
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PROJECT:
COMMUNITY HOUSING
5' +2000
CLIENT:
3'
TITLE:
Ground floor plan SCALE:
1 100
1'
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MYSURU
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7'
WADIYAR CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
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GENERAL NOTES:
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-ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES
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SPECIFIC NOTES: 760
ALL SWITCH BOARDS HEIGHTS ARE MENTIONED IN SCHEDULED OF ELECTRICALS.
1500
1200 SCHEDULE OF ELECTRICALS 1260 1600
SB 1 @ 1200MM SB 2 @ 600MM
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SB 3 @ 600MM SB 4 @ 1200MM
1500
SB 5 @ 1200MM SB 6 @ 900MM 1200
SB 7 @ 900MM SB 8 @ 1200MM SB 9 @ 1200MM
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SB 10 @ 600MM
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SB 11 @ 1200MM
1600
SB 12 @ 600MM SB 13 @ 1200MM SB 14 @ 600MM SB 15 @ 900MM
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SB 16 @ 1200MM SB 17 @ 1200MM SB 18 @ 1200MM
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SB 19 @ 1200MM SB 20 @ 1200MM
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3 BHK electrical layout
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COMMUNITY HOUSING 1000
TITLE:
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450 ELECTRICAL DRAWING 1 OF 2
WIRING ; UNIT 3BHK
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PROJECT:
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SITE: Gokulam garden site 2 3500
3500
1 BHK elect
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SCALE:
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Key plan
Key plan
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DATE: DRAWN BY:
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CHECKED BY: APPROVED BY:
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CONST COMP:
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SIGNATURE: WADIYAR CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
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STRUC CONSULT:
SERV CONSULT:
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MYSURU
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REFERENCE NO:
Key plan Key plan
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1500
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BEDROOM
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W1 2400
BEDROOM 600
W1 2400
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LEGEND: TOILET
TOILET
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LIVING AREA
KITCHEN
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KITCHEN
TOILET
BEDROOM
KITCHEN
TOILET
DWS FROM UGT-DHT 150MM DIA
FWS plan FROM UGT-DHT 150MM DIA Section AA’ from master UGT TO DVT PIPE LINE
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RAIN WATER HARVESTING
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-ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM. -THESE DRAWINGS ARE ONLY INDICATIVE OF THETOILET HOT/COLD AND MIXED PIPES. TOILET BEDROOM TOILET LIVING AREA -REFER TO THE PLUMBING CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS FOR EXACT PLACEMENT OF THESE PIPES AND THE SIZES CORRESPONDING TO THEM.KITCHEN LIVING AREA TOILET LIVING AREA -IF IN DOUBT CONTACT ARCHITECT AND THE CONSULTANT. DO NOT HESITATE.
DWS FROM DVT TO UNITS 20MM DIA
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FWS FROM DVT TO UNITS 20MM DIA
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1:25 : 1:1000
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-ALL DIMEN -THESE DR THE HOT/C -REFER TO DRAWINGS PIPES AND THEM. -IF IN DOUB CONSULTA
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SB 1 @ 1500MM
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SB 2 @ 600MM SB 3 @ 600MM SB 4 @ 1500MM
GENERAL NOTES:
SB 5 @ 1500MM
GENERAL SB 6 @ 900MM NOTES:
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2353
-ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES
SB 7 @ 900MM -ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES SB 8 @ 1500MM
SPECIFIC NOTES:
SB 9 @ 1500MM
ALL SWITCH BOARDS HEIGHTS ARE MENTIONED IN SCHEDULED OF ELECTRICALS. 741
1300
880
905
500
SB 10 @ 1500MM SPECIFIC NOTES: SB 11 @ 1500MM
ALL SWITCH BOARDS HEIGHTS ARE MENTIONED IN SB 12 @ 900MM SCHEDULED OF ELECTRICALS.
SCHEDULE OF ELECTRICALS
SYMBOL
450
SB 2 @ 600MM
1200
SB 3 @ 600MM SB 4 @ 1200MM
SB 1 @ 1500MM SB 2 @ 600MM
SB 5 @ 1200MM
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SB 3 @ 600MM SB 4 @ 1500MM
SB 6 @ 900MM SB 7 @ 900MM
SB 5 @ 1500MM
SB 8 @ 1200MM
SB 6 @ 900MM
SB 9 @ 1200MM 1000
DESCRIPTION
SCHEDULE OF ELECTRICALS
SB 1 @ 1200MM
SB 10 @ 600MM
SB 7 @ 900MM
SB 11 @ 1200MM
SB 8 @ 1500MM
SB 12 @ 600MM
SB 9 @ 1500MM
SB 13 @ 1200MM SB 14 @ 600MM SB 15 @ 900MM
SB 10 @ 1500MM SB 11 @ 1500MM SB 12 @ 900MM
SB 16 @ 1200MM SB 17 @ 1200MM SB 18 @ 1200MM
DESCRIPTION
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SB 19 @ 1200MM SB 20 @ 1200MM
trical layout
DESCRIPTION
SYMBOL
SITE: Gokulam garden site 2 PROJECT:
COMMUNITY HOUSING TITLE:
-ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM. -THESE DRAWINGS ARE ONLY INDICATIVE OF THE HOT/COLD AND MIXED PIPES. -REFER TO THE PLUMBING CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS FOR EXACT PLACEMENT OF THESE PIPES AND THE SIZES CORRESPONDING TO THEM. -IF IN DOUBT CONTACT ARCHITECT AND THE CONSULTANT. DO NOT HESITATE.
ELECTRICAL DRAWING 1 OF 2 WIRING ; UNIT 1BHK
SCALE:
1:100 : 1:1000 DATE:
DRAWN BY: PROJECT NO:
LEGEND:
RAIN WATER HARVESTING
CHECKED BY:
DWS FROM UGT-DHT 150MM DIA
APPROVED BY:
FWS FROM UGT-DHT 150MM DIA
CONST COMP: STRUC CONSULT:
DWS FROM DVT TO UNITS 20MM DIA FWS FROM DVT TO UNITS 20MM DIA
SERV CONSULT: MYSURU
SCALE:
SPECIFIC 1:25 : 1:1000 SITE: Gokulam garden site 2 NOTES:
SIGNATURE:
SITE: Gokulam garden site 2
WADIYAR CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
PROJECT:
PROJECT:
DRAWN BY:
G M SRIVISHAL
COMMUNITY HOUSING
PROJECT NO:
COMMUNITY HOUSING
GOKULAM SITE 2
1
TITLE: REFERENCE NO:
TITLE:
ELECTRICAL DRAWING 1 OF 2 WIRING ; UNITLEGENDS: 3BHK
ELECTRICAL DRAWING 1 OF 2 WIRING ; UNIT 1BHK
CHECKED BY:
APPROVED BY: SCALE:
CONST1:100 COMP:: 1:1000
5
7
DOORS
SERV CONSULT: DRAWN BY:
GD3M SRIVISHAL SIGNATURE:
PROJECT NO:
WADIYAR CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
CHECKED BY:
1000
600 200
1000
BEDROOM
KITCHEN
LIVING AREA
TOILET
THIRD FLOOR LEVEL 9000 MM
APPROVED BY:
1100 MM
-
2100 MM
D2
900 MM
-
2100 MM
700 MM
-
2100 MM
D4
200
TOILET
TOILET
4250 MM
3000 MM
-
D6
3800 MM
-
W1
3770 MM
W2
1200 MM
W3
900 MM
3000 MM
3000 MM
800 MM
2000 MM
800 MM
2000 MM
800 MM
2000 MM
L1,L2
CONST COMP:
1000
BEDROOM
ED
OM
4000
SD
STRUC CONSULT:
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 3000 MM
600
SERV CONSULT:
SCALE:
1:100 : 1:1000 DATE:
DRAWN BY: PROJECT NO:
G M SRIVISHAL 01
REFERENCE NO:
CHECKED BY: APPROVED BY:
SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 6000 MM
600
BEDROOM
01
4000 MM
W1
TOILET
LINTEL HEIGHT
D1
D5
REFERENCE NO:
W1
SILL HEIGHT
STRUC CONSULT:
DATE:
1
3
SIZE
DESCRIPTION
MYSURU
M
8
01
REFERENCE NO:
UGT TO DVT PIPE LINE
9
G M SRIVISHAL
CONST COMP:
STR-1,STR-2, STR-3
STRUC CONSULT:
REVISIONS:
GROUND FLOOR LEVEL ZERO
9
8
7
5
3
BT CONTACT ARCHITECT AND THE ANT. DO NOT HESITATE.
SIGNATURE: WADIYAR CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
DATE
SERV CONSULT:
ROAD
SIGNATURE:
PROJECT:
COMMUNITY HOUSING
1
DESCRIPTION
CLIENT:
TITLE:
Section AA'
MYSURU
NSIONS IN MM. RAWINGS ARE ONLY INDICATIVE OF COLD AND MIXED PIPES. O THE PLUMBING CONSULTANTS S FOR EXACT PLACEMENT OF THESE D THE SIZES CORRESPONDING TO
MYSURU
NO.
WADIYAR CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE
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Udaiyalur. உடையாலூர். - ஆய்வு சுற்றுப்பயணம்.
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- Relative study program.
Studio guides: Prof. S G Srinivas Prof. H D Nagesh Asst. Prof. Shreyas Baindur Asst. Prof. Anjali Sharma
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Udaiyalur. Simple. 10 feet from kitchen that paati gets tomatoes, chillies, lemons, banana, coconut, greens and pretty much every vegetable needed for a Tamil Nadu platter. That anna has his field to cultivate millets and grains. That thatha goes and sings Suprabhatham along with a radio and milks his Kamakchi cow early morning. Spices are dried out in the front courtyard and made as seasons. That akka draws water from the well and fills up few pots every day. Probably they spend only few hundred on provisions every month. Just like their food (one of the basic needs) which they can fetch very easily, their shelter is also done in the same way. That shelter is assembled and built just how paati uses her own vegetables to cook. This study of an agrarian settlement let us knew the “story” between life and architecture. We learnt how a change of a course in history happened by carving out a piece of land, which created a new possibility for a whole settlement to happen. The whole batch understood a settlement happens due to the craving of needs.
B’
Kollai puram
Kenathu puram
C
B
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Map - South India
Key map - Udaiyalur.
Udaiyalur is an agrarian settlement 8 km away from Kumbakonam town. This study program was done in the vision of understanding vernacular architecture with respect to geography, history and all other socio – cultural aspects. River Kaveri and northeast monsoon as life sources, this settlement has formed in delta regions of Kaveri.
Section AA’
Section CC’
A’
Thinnai
Thalavaram
Muttram
C’
Rizhi
Plan
Section BB’
A
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Exploded axonometry. House A house is divided into parts. Thinnai - the plinths in the street. Rizhi – the first transition to enter a house. Thalavaram – the living space. Muttram – the first court. Kalanjiam – rooms for granary. Adupparai – kitchen. Kinatru puram – court inhibiting a well and cattles. Kollai puram – this is half of the site which is landscaped with local flora for example - coconut, banana, few types of spinaches, flowers, neem, lemon etc.
Kollaipuram.
A large portion of the site is occupied by this zone. It is a kitchen garden. The family grows banana, mango, coconut, herbs, greens, etc. This has an exit from the house to the service lane.
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This courtyard has a well. It is meant for services washing utensils, bathing, etc. Cattle are also kept here. Today, toilets are built within this court.
This is a space similar to rizhi. It connects the mutram and the courtyard adjoining the kitchen
Muttram and thalavaram.
As a living area, thalavaram is lit by mutram. Muttram is an unbuilt zone which is surrounded by thalavaram here life in a house happens.
Rizhi.
This space act or as a physica two distinctive is a completely passage which bright and war
ts as a binder al link between zones. This y enclosed h divides two rm zones.
Biaxial plan All the houses are bi axial, one which connects two streets, it moves through and through the courts and transition spaces. The other one runs through thalavaram and adupparai. Here the longer axis is used by the peasants without disturbing the served spaces and the shorter axis is used by the owners which move between the served spaces.
Thinnai.
Every house welcomes a person by providing shade and a plinth. The shade is brought by a sloping roof that filters light while also cooling the space. The plinth responds anthropometrically, which allows activities to happen.
South court All courtyards are put towards the south side of the house to avoid the summer sun entering the Thalavaram and to allow the winter sun inside. This also helps to ventilate the house. The hot air rises up and the wind flows through the major axis.
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Community school - Udaiyalur சமூக பள்ளிக்கூடம் - உடையாலூர்.
Site and brief. Offline semester. Studio guides:
Prof. S G Srinivas Prof. H D Nagesh Prof. Shreyas Baindur Prof. Anjali Sharma
Studio brief: “Space to place”, understanding how cultural and physical context shapes a built environment. Working with different layers that define the context of any given place, the exercise aims to approach “place making” based on one’s own experience of inhibiting spaces. Students will develop sensibilities to intervene in the context and envisage design ideas to create engaging encounters between user groups. Thus exploring how architecture fosters a sense of belonging. At skill level, students will explore techniques to modulate architectural elements, relate activity patterns and qyality of space. Students will attempt presenting ideas of social geometries tangibility.
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N
Site map Considering the land is barren and has a even elevation.
Road 45 m.
35 m.
R o
a d
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Master plan
Served
circulation
Court Scale. 2.5 m
5m
The basic grid of the plan is taken from the units of Udaiyalur. A court, surrounded by circulation and covered with served space. This logic was used to all clusters. Dance music and drama cluster towards south east, office cluster towards south and the workshop cluster towards north west.
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10 m
N
Sections. 2.5 m
10 m 5m
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Roof plan, FF plan. The roof form follows the same pattern of the Udaiyalur houses, to make it belong to the village completely.
Scale.
10 m
2.5 m 5m
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N
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